Do you find it hard to get out of bed in the morning? When you wake up, do you feel irritable or stressed? Do you often feel tired during the day? If you are having trouble sleeping or are feeling sleepy much of the time, you may have a sleep disorder. These days, there are treatments for most sleep ailments, but the first step is recognizing that a problem exists.

AASM-accredited* centers and laboratories are invited to become members of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Not all accredited sleep programs are members; this page lists only accredited member centers. If you would like a list of accredited, non-member programs, you may contact the Academy at centerlist@aasmnet.org. Click on the map below to find a member sleep center or lab near you.

Find your state on the map below and click on the two letter abbreviation to find an *accredited member sleep center or lab near you.

[Alabama] [Alaska] [Arizona] [Arkansas] [California] [Colorado] [Connecticut] [Delaware] [District of Columbia] [Florida] [Georgia] [Hawaii] [Idaho] [Illinois] [Indiana] [Iowa] [Kansas] [Kentucky] [Louisiana] [Maine] [Maryland] [Massachusetts] [Michigan] [Minnesota] [Mississippi] [Missouri] [Montana] [Nebraska] [Nevada] [New Hampshire] [New Jersey] [New Mexico] [New York] [North Carolina] [North Dakota] [Ohio] [Oklahoma] [Oregon] [Pennsylvania] [Rhode Island] [South Carolina] [South Dakota] [Tennessee] [Texas] [Utah] [Vermont] [Virginia] [Washington] [West Virginia] [Wisconsin] [Wyoming]

*Accreditation is the process a sleep disorder center may voluntarily undergo to demonstrate that it has met the requirements developed by an accrediting body, in this instance the AASM. AASM accreditation standards are developed by diplomates of the American Board of Sleep Medicine. When a sleep facility is accredited by the AASM, it must continually maintain performance that meets or exceeds accreditation standards. Click here for more information on accreditation, or contact AASM Accreditation Coordinator John Slater.